Is the Viribus tricycle good for seniors?

Yes. The three-wheel stance removes the balance demand of a two-wheeler, and the step-through frame and throttle make starts easy. The trade-off is weight and a wide turning circle, so check your paths and storage space.

How far can it really go on a charge?

Viribus rates up to 62 miles in pedal assist and 36 miles on throttle alone. Expect less with a heavy rider, hills, cold weather or full throttle, as with any e-trike.

Can it fit in a car or small apartment?

The two-step fold shrinks it for storage and van or SUV transport, but it stays bulky and heavy. It is not a lift-into-the-trunk-every-day design.

Does it need a license or registration?

In most US states a 750W three-wheeler with pedal assist is treated like a bicycle, so no license or registration is needed. Local rules vary, so check your state and city before riding on roads or paths.

What comes in the box?

The trike arrives 95% pre-installed, with about 30 minutes of final assembly left. Four NFC cards are included for keyless start, along with the charger and tools.

How does it compare with a two-wheel e-bike?

It offers more stability, cargo capacity and a no-balance ride, at the cost of weight, width and agility. A two-wheel e-bike is faster to handle and easier to park.